Coalition Efforts
Consumer Action is working on these important issues along with other organizations. If you would like to know more about these issues, please see the "For More Information" within each effort.
- Dec 08, 2014 In favor of expanding the CFPB’s reach in the auto industry
- Dec 02, 2014 Keep cool on COOL
- Oct 29, 2014 In favor of improving mortgage data to prevent housing discrimination
- Oct 27, 2014 Consumer protections weakened after repealing Reg. AA
- Oct 23, 2014 Fixing the predatory lending industry for good
- Oct 17, 2014 Mortgage Choice Act of 2014 protects lenders - leaves homebuyers out in the cold
- Sep 22, 2014 CFPB’s complaint database - more can be done to help student loan borrowers
- Sep 19, 2014 Details of consumers’ complaints regarding the financial industry should be public
- Sep 17, 2014 The Dept. of Labor has the chance to protect Americans hoping to retire one day
- Sep 10, 2014 Mobile banking: Convenient, but is it safe?
- Sep 02, 2014 Ban remotely created checks and check hold times for prepaid cards
- Aug 12, 2014 New guidelines for banks selling old consumer debt to debt collectors
- Jul 24, 2014 Homeowners could see an increase in fees if mortgage rule is weakened
- Jun 30, 2014 Gauging attitudes about forced arbitration
- Jun 23, 2014 Does CarMax sell dangerous cars to consumers?
- Jun 18, 2014 “Choking” banks that don’t respond to the threat of consumer fraud
- Jun 09, 2014 Advocates ask for auto insurance affordability study
- May 27, 2014 Protect students and taxpayers from being ripped off
- May 21, 2014 In support of the CFPB: standing up in favor of more transparent banking
- Apr 28, 2014 Privatizing tax collection wastes taxpayer money, and that’s not the only problem
- Apr 28, 2014 Strengthening mortgage reform protections
- Apr 28, 2014 SECURE Act helps consumers clear up credit reporting errors
- Apr 24, 2014 Proposed Freddie and Fannie reform needs work
- Apr 16, 2014 The U.S. should follow EU lead on privacy protections
- Apr 15, 2014 Debt collection abuse could get worse if lawyers are let off the hook